Incident Overview

Date: Monday 14 January 2019
Aircraft Type: Boeing 707-3J9C
Owner/operator: Saha Air, lsf Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force – IRIAF
Registration Number: EP-CPP
Location: Fat’h Airport – ÿ Iran
Phase of Flight: Landing
Status: Destroyed, written off
Casualties: Fatalities: 15 / Occupants: 16
Component Affected: Boeing 707-300 cargo planeBoeing 707-300 cargo plane
Category: Accident
A Boeing 707-300 cargo plane crashed near Kajar, Iran, due to adverse weather conditions. The plane carried 16 people, with 15 fatalities. The aircraft landed on runway 31L at Fat’h Airport instead of runway 30 at Payam Airport, causing a fire and damage to airport infrastructure.A Boeing 707-300 cargo plane crashed near Kajar, Iran, due to adverse weather conditions. The plane carried 16 people, with 15 fatalities. The aircraft landed on runway 31L at Fat’h Airport instead of runway 30 at Payam Airport, causing a fire and damage to airport infrastructure.

Description

A Boeing 707-300 cargo plane, operated for the Iranian Air Force, has crashed near Karaj, Iran, in adverse weather conditions. According to first reports the plane carried 16 persons with 15 fatalities accounted for. One occupant survived the crash. The plane was destroyed. The aircraft was transporting meat from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan to Payam International Airport, Iran. Instead of landing on runway 30 at Payam Airport, the aircraft landed on runway 31L at Fat’h Airport. The aircraft went off the runway, smashed through an airport wall and came to rest in a residential area near the airport. A fire broke out. The runways of the airports of Payam at Fat’h are almost in line. The thresholds of runways 30 and 31L are 10 km apart. The Fat’h runway has a length of 1300 m while the Payam runway is 3659 m long. Payam Airport offers VOR/DME, NDB/DME and NDB approaches to runway 30.

Source of Information

http://www.irna.ir/en/News/83170453, https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=219603http://www.irna.ir/en/News/83170453, https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=219603

Primary Cause

Adverse weather conditions, specifically the deviation from established landing procedures.Adverse weather conditions, specifically the deviation from established landing procedures.

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